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Unless there is a complete collapse of the Bitcoin blockchain and it's ecosystem there is no way any cryptocurrency will take over Bitcoin as the number 1 currency on the internet
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It's a centralized stable coin built by Facebook, so it's basically PayPal?
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Definition of blockchain is fluid because a blockchain is a combination of many technologies.
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co working spaces
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This is how some people overcome a creative block, they get frustrated when they don't get good ideas and that stops them from getting good ideas.
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I don't care about those features, I just wanted to download the packages and it's dependencies and in the end it never did that. Nix is probably good for many things, but it's not simple and to me it's trying to do too
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Exactly, let's make the package manager do 100000 things.
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Cardano the cryptocurrency is written in Haskell and uses nix as it's package manager
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I've had the displeasure of being forced to use nix and to me it seems like an overengineered piece of garbage. I don't see why anyone should use this vs competitors
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Many cryptocurrency libs like Web3 opt to use bignumber js for all money manipulation
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People can choose to work together if they wish that's the whole point of fully remote.
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Easier said than done when everyone follows this strategy you're going to have lots of competition.
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One small caveat is if someone is very wealthy, they can spend $0.9Billion buying lottery tickets which increases their odds vs someone that just buys 1
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I'm interested to see who can build the first $100B, fully remote company.
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But they have been called out many times
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Can't remember the last time I heard a positive news from Facebook
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You cannot compare Bitcoin transaction to a visa/mastercard transaction. A Bitcoin transaction is closer to me giving you a gold bar than doing a credit card transaction. The payments layer is being developed and it's called the L
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This is FUD. Blockstream does not own Bitcoin Core and does not even sponsor a majority of the developers. Their "influence" has actually dropped since the departure of Maxwell as CTO
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That "feature" can be built on top of Bitcoin with a Visa powered by Bitcoin. When people do a Bitcoin transaction, its akin to me send give you a $5 note on the internet not a credit card transaction.
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> Blockchain is being touted as a panacea, a solution to every problem, not just every data integration problem Pretty sure that happens with every new tech. > XML never had any association with large scale fraudulent activities. I&
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Imho it comes to incentives and different factions keeping each other in check, the same way it's done in Bitcoin and in some ways in Democracy. Although it's important to note that Decentralised systems are different to Distribut
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I'm happy its been added to the list: https://99bitcoins.com/bitcoinobituaries/
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compare the size of the bitcoin blockchain and the ethereum blockchain. Now see when Bitcoin was launched and see when Ethereum was launched. Facts speak for themselves.
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This is why Bitcoin blockchain is more concerned about keeping the block sizes small and efficient as possible than adding fancy smart contract features that just add bloat to the blockchain.
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I think it could be pretty cool for concurrency. Branch off, do some queries, inserts/updates and then merge back in
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Panic attacks are awful and terrifying, mine eventually turned into panic disorder, but after over a year of working on it and taking it step by step I was able to beat it and without any medication! In my experience, the following helped m
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Another day another Bitcoin obituary. Surely these articles are click baits at this point.
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I've experienced this console.log bug too
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Bitcoin has the lightning network which is already in production and in use today with a few little applications running on top of it. http://satoshi.place/
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He may have done his research and came to that conclusion, he isn't claiming to be an economist, civil servant or researcher. Also, no one is forcing you to use Bitcoin, Your government, however, forces you to use the state-controlled
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